07/22/2026
Presenting our Summer 2026 Caseworkers 💼
Compass is staffed bg volunteer law students from McGill University's Faculty of Law.
Mustafa is a rising 2L student. As a business owner and caseworker, he enjoys meeting with clients, understanding their creative ideas, and researching different areas of business law. His favourite areas of startup law is corporate formation and intellectual property.
Anh is a rising 2L student with a passion for healthcare and medical technology. She enjoys working with startups to navigate data privacy and product licensing. She manages Compass’ social media presence and is especially excited to build relationships with founders.
Thuraya is a rising 2L student. Her most exciting experience with Compass has been co-presenting a workshop on the fundamentals of startup law for women in entrepreneurship at McGill’s Dobson Centre. She particularly enjoys working with pre-incorporated startups and navigating Canada’s data privacy legislation.
Nancy Tang Chen is a rising 2L caseworker. She is most excited about connecting with passionate entrepreneurs and hearing about their business ideas. Her favourite area of startup law is venture capital funding!
Christiana Agustin is a third-year B.C.L./J.D. candidate at McGill University’s Faculty of Law and a summer student at Torys LLP, currently on secondment with Northleaf Capital Partners. Passionate about community-based advocacy and practical legal support, she brings a strong background in commercial law, corporate strategy, and public policy to her work with the Compass Legal Clinic.
Prior to law school, Christiana spent seven years in senior policy roles within the Canadian federal government. Her public service includes advising cabinet ministers and working within the Prime Minister’s Office, where she led key portfolios across international trade, small business, and social development.
Christiana holds a Master of Public Policy from the Blavatnik School of Government at the University of Oxford and an undergraduate degree in International Development Studies from the University of Toronto.
